2-Way Radio Frequently Asked Questions Can a VHF radio communicate with a UHF radio? Can a VHF or UHF Two way radio talk to FRS radios? Should I use VHF or UHF Two way radio? Can Planet Headset Black Box Plus and Bantam radios “talk” to my old radios? How long will my two way […]
Non licensed radios are usually cheaper low cost radios and would normally be used for personal and light industrial use. For example, some license free radios are suitable for communication between friends and family at camp sites and ski resorts. Similarly, these radios might be suitable for light business use such as primary schools and
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Two-Way Radio – A two-way radio is a hand held device or transceiver can both transmit and receive voice communication. Broadcast Environment’s use receivers meaning one can receive voice but not transmit communications. Other terms for Two-Way radios include; walkie-talkies, hand held radio or handie-talkies. The three types of Two-Way radios are; hand-held, mobile, and stationary or base.
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If you are looking for a radio that will hold a charge for most of the day , and work in a large convention building or outside activity , and you need it to improve efficiency and control the situation , then you are looking for the Retevis RT21 .
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Amateur Radio In my opinion, the ultimate in radio communication is Amateur Radio, also known as Ham Radio. Ham isn’t an acronym,but an old-school term originally thought to have been derived from radio operators with poor or “ham-fisted” skills.It consists of a series of radio frequency bands designated internationally for public, non-commercial use. Various types
Why Learn Radio Guide Cell phones have become our primary communication devices because of their versatility, portability and ease of use. However, the problem with relying on them too heavily is that during an emergency, the likelihood of them failing can become a big concern. If we think about contingencies and recognize the limitations of
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Radio Compatibility will tell you about that what radios could work together, and how to choose a compatible radio to the old radio people already have.
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Handheld transceivers should understand anything two Radio Programming Basics Hopefully by now in the article, you’ve gotten a bit of the gist of programming and how it doesn’t necessarily take software and a programming cable to do so. Most modern radios that have a display and a keypad, are capable of being programmed manually through
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High-Gain Handheld Antennas An antenna is an extremely important part of your radio transceiver and should be treated as such. Without it, your signal will suffer and it’s something you shouldn’t skimp on.What you’ll want to look for in a high-gain antenna is its actual gain, which reputable antenna manufacturers will list in the product
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Handheld transceivers should understand anything one First off, my recommendations for radios are going to be primarily based on handheld applications. While there are certainly pros to having a larger base station transceiver, the handhelds have it when it comes to portability, ease of use, versatility and more. They can be used at home, in
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